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Walk to earn money To get more money you have to w..ALL
Developer User11630｜Date and time 23/11/9 13:21:34
Build time 92.222 sec｜Game capacity 3.318KB｜

Sure! Here's an example of a simple game that allows players to earn money by walking and upgrade their earnings:

Walk and Earn Money!

Tap the "Walk" button to start walking and earn money.

Money: $0

Upgrades

Upgrade 1: Cost: $10
Upgrade 2: Cost: $50
Upgrade 3: Cost: $100

In this game, players can tap the "Walk" button to earn money. Each time they walk, their money increases by the current walk amount. The initial walk amount is set to 1. The game also provides three upgrade options that players can buy using their money. Each upgrade increases the walk amount by a certain value. The cost of each upgrade is displayed, and players can click the "Buy" button to purchase an upgrade if they have enough money. The game keeps track of the player's money and updates the UI accordingly, showing the current money amount and the cost of each upgrade. Note: The design shown here is very basic and can be improved with CSS and additional visuals or pictograms to make it more visually appealing and engaging.

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Sure! Here's an example of a simple game that allows players to earn money by walking and upgrade their earnings:

```html
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
  <title>Walk and Earn</title>
</head>
<body>
  <h1>Walk and Earn Money!</h1>
  <p>Tap the "Walk" button to start walking and earn money.</p>
  <p id="money">Money: $0</p>
  <button onclick="walk()">Walk</button>
  <h2>Upgrades</h2>
  <ul id="upgrades">
    <li>
      <span class="upgrade">Upgrade 1:</span>
      <span id="upgrade1Cost">Cost: $10</span>
      <button onclick="buyUpgrade(1)">Buy</button>
    </li>
    <li>
      <span class="upgrade">Upgrade 2:</span>
      <span id="upgrade2Cost">Cost: $50</span>
      <button onclick="buyUpgrade(2)">Buy</button>
    </li>
    <li>
      <span class="upgrade">Upgrade 3:</span>
      <span id="upgrade3Cost">Cost: $100</span>
      <button onclick="buyUpgrade(3)">Buy</button>
    </li>
  </ul>

<script>
    let money = 0;
    let walkAmount = 1;
    let upgrade1Cost = 10;
    let upgrade2Cost = 50;
    let upgrade3Cost = 100;

function walk() {
      money += walkAmount;
      refreshUI();
    }

function buyUpgrade(upgradeNumber) {
      let cost = getUpgradeCost(upgradeNumber);
      if (money >= cost) {
        money -= cost;
        upgradeEffect(upgradeNumber);
        updateUpgradeCost(upgradeNumber);
        refreshUI();
      } else {
        alert("Not enough money!");
      }
    }

function upgradeEffect(upgradeNumber) {
      if (upgradeNumber === 1) {
        walkAmount += 1;
      } else if (upgradeNumber === 2) {
        walkAmount += 5;
      } else if (upgradeNumber === 3) {
        walkAmount += 10;
      }
    }

function getUpgradeCost(upgradeNumber) {
      if (upgradeNumber === 1) {
        return upgrade1Cost;
      } else if (upgradeNumber === 2) {
        return upgrade2Cost;
      } else if (upgradeNumber === 3) {
        return upgrade3Cost;
      }
    }

function updateUpgradeCost(upgradeNumber) {
      if (upgradeNumber === 1) {
        upgrade1Cost *= 2;
      } else if (upgradeNumber === 2) {
        upgrade2Cost *= 2;
      } else if (upgradeNumber === 3) {
        upgrade3Cost *= 2;
      }
    }

function refreshUI() {
      document.getElementById("money").innerText = "Money: $" + money;
      document.getElementById("upgrade1Cost").innerText = "Cost: $" + upgrade1Cost;
      document.getElementById("upgrade2Cost").innerText = "Cost: $" + upgrade2Cost;
      document.getElementById("upgrade3Cost").innerText = "Cost: $" + upgrade3Cost;
    }
  </script>
</body>
</html>
```

In this game, players can tap the "Walk" button to earn money. Each time they walk, their money increases by the current walk amount. The initial walk amount is set to 1.

The game also provides three upgrade options that players can buy using their money. Each upgrade increases the walk amount by a certain value. The cost of each upgrade is displayed, and players can click the "Buy" button to purchase an upgrade if they have enough money.

The game keeps track of the player's money and updates the UI accordingly, showing the current money amount and the cost of each upgrade.

Note: The design shown here is very basic and can be improved with CSS and additional visuals or pictograms to make it more visually appealing and engaging.